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Analyzing Unhinged Am I The A**hole posts with Philosophy

People from all over the internet flock to ask a very important question: Am I The A**hole? Today we are going to look at some of the most interesting finds from that sub

Oct 20
47 min

"There is No Gen Z Christian Revival" | Religion For Breakfast

We are often told we are in the midst of a Gen Z religious revival, but is that true? I spoke to scholar of religion Dr Andrew Henry (@ReligionForBreakfast) to find out i

Oct 20
1 h 45 min

Does Society Need God?

What do we do about God? The question of the day for many people, even many atheists, is whether religion should be maintained for the good of everyone, even if we think

Oct 20
29 min

The Philosopher the Modern World Needs | Simone Weil

Simone Weil is one of the most interesting thinkers of the twentieth century. Yet she remains tragically underrated and underread. This is a shame, because she is a truly

Oct 20
58 min

Why you NEED to read Franz Kafka

There are few authors who speak as clearly to the problems of modernity as Franz Kafka. But in him, we also find reassurance that our problems are not unique, or pathetic

Oct 20
32 min

How To Think Like a Philosopher

Throughout history, philosophers have tackled a number of questions, but on the side they have provided something almost as valuable - an implicit guide on how to think l

Oct 20
29 min

Debating William Lane Craig, Philip Goff, and Jessica Frazier on God and Morality

Earlier this year I had the absolute privilege of sitting down with some enormously clever people and talking about God, goodness, and meaning, and I am delighted to shar

Oct 20
1 h 51 min

Dostoevsky's Warning to the Self-Destructive

Fyodor Dostoevsky is one of the most brilliant and eclectic writers in history. And here we will examine one of his most personal books - The Gambler. It is a masterclass

Oct 20
33 min

The 7 Levels of Logical Thinking

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Oct 19
54 min

The World is Becoming More Parasocial. Here's Why

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Oct 19
54 min

No, not all relationships are transactional

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Oct 19
55 min

The Thought Experiment Tier List

I love a philosophical thought experiment, and I love a tier list. So today we are going to rank some of the most famous thought experiments in history. Thank you so much

Oct 19
1 h 22 min

Why Kafka Hated People

Franz Kafka is one of the most brilliant yet anxious writers of the 20th century. And in his "Letter to my father" he outlines exactly where his fear of other people come

Oct 19
33 min

"Atheists Have No Morals" | Goodness Without God

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Oct 19
28 min

Torturing Myself with Insane One Star Reviews of Classic Books

Like anyone, I have favourite books, and many of them are classics. And I sometimes like to go on Goodreads and read one star reviews of them, to torment myself a little.

Oct 19
46 min

Why You're So Lonely | Camus' The Stranger

There are few experiences as terrifying as feeling totally alone. Being lonely and feeling alienated from everyone else around you. And nowhere is this explored better th

Oct 19
29 min

Philosophy’s Most Terrifying Idea | Albert Camus's The Fall

There are few philosophers more sought after than Albert Camus. His thoughts on absuridsm and living in a meaningless world have gone down in history for their insight an

Oct 19
32 min

How to Lie With Statistics (and get away with it)

Aren't statistics wonderful things. If used correctly they can provide profound illumination on how the world is. But let's say you didn't want to do that. How would you

Oct 19
37 min

Reacting to your HOTTEST book takes

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Oct 19
52 min

The Internet is All Ragebait Now. Here's Why

It has become almost cliche to observe that the internet often seems to bring out the worst in us. Yet the question of why remains elusive. So today we are going to check

Oct 19
58 min

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